New defensive mastery on PBE: 3% of bonus armor is gained as MR if MR is lower than armor, and vice versa.
THIS MEANS THRESH CAN GAIN INFINITE MR **AND **INFINITE ARMOR LET THE APOCALYPSE COMMENCE http://media.giphy.com/media/moiWSfviYKNgc/giphy.gif
Edit: IT'S 4% NOW PRAY TO YOUR GOD IF YOU HAVE ONE
thinking man70 votesokay so if he gets 1000 bonus armor he gets 30 bonus magic resist
Crett5 votes[{quoted}](name=Phane Sorter,realm=NA,application-id=3ErqAdtq,discussion-id=kwy4nGKt,comment-id=0001,timestamp=2015-06-13T02:41:48.707+0000)
okay so if he gets 1000 bonus armor he gets 30 bonus magic resist
I like to do custom games where I farm all 3 minion waves at the enemy nexus It actually doesn't take that long to get 1000 armor from this method 8)
Sammystorm4 votesYou still only get 30 magic resist rofl.
Crett5 votesYou still only get 30 magic resist rofl.
4% now, so that'd be 40 now highest I've gotten is 4000 armor or so in a game my friends set up that's 160 MR
Sammystorm1 votesThat is so impractical that I don't think any one actually cares.
Crett20 votesThat is so impractical that I don't think any one actually cares.
You lack vision https://31.media.tumblr.com/5a38cd0ae26568b708325b3d2586747b/tumblr_inline_n4lpksVcnW1sd05fb.gif
500000000000000011 votesSure, but what if he had 100000000 bonus armor?
thinking man68 votesSure, but what if he had 100000000 bonus armor?
I think the bigger problem is the thresh with 100000000 AP
Shockforce8 votesand the ~133333333 on hit damage he would have at that point.
Ariel the Cruel30 votes
Has anyone seen my hat? 
gafratt16 votesRead this in Thresh's voice.
Zyorhist1 votesme too
meohmichael14 votesIt's a shame read and read are spelled the same.
RottedApples2 votesi really want to go troll and play ap thresh now
Only Play Darius4 votesHis ratios are too low, and he gets free AP anyway.
AD Thresh is much more fun.
FreshMeat7073 votesSure, but what if he had
1000000005000000000000000 bonus armor?
:P
RiotRiot Whist70 votesShit, we didn't think of that.
Penta Penguin8 votes"We're nerfing Thresh because of the mastery changes"
"-2 armor at lvl 18"
BeatzBoyFTW12 votesI can hear Mandark's melodic laugh just from watching this gif.
Ace Access 2 votessame here
Meep Man7 votesThe League boards, where a fun thread turns into a CertainlyT complaint thread just like that.
Puri Puri Taric7 votesget taric buy 6 thornmails
end up with 1000 armor and 30 magic resist
Tis a nice day9 votesThis quote puts into context just how not overpowered this new mastery is.
Puri Puri Taric2 voteswell its farely decent if you can hit 700 armor you end up with 120 magic resist so its allright in my opinion. as taric that is but in teamfights you get 3 armor and 3 magic resist for every enemy so meaning u can get 15 armor and 15 magic resist too so yes it might not be the best but it can amplify your resitances farely decent if you play against a full ad team that uses sunfirecapes or has mixed magic damage
Crett2 votes[{quoted}](name=Tis a nice day,realm=NA,application-id=3ErqAdtq,discussion-id=kwy4nGKt,comment-id=000c0000,timestamp=2015-06-13T18:29:51.265+0000)
This quote puts into context just how not overpowered this new mastery is.
Who cares about the practical usability of the defensive tree this is all about thresh's theoretical power in my god battle games
essentially you have everyone destroy every tower on the map, and then farm all 3 minion waves at the nexus the fastest way to farm i've gotten 4450 souls with thresh this way, could have kept going but server went down
Ace Access 1 votes
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, just saying
Crett17 votes[{quoted}](name=Ace Access ,realm=NA,application-id=3ErqAdtq,discussion-id=kwy4nGKt,comment-id=0002,timestamp=2015-06-13T07:17:13.169+0000)
What's 1% of infinity
EDIT: what have i done
Murk Off Da Rip10 votes38 gold
The Lexer3 votesxD good one
Ariel the Cruel18 votesThe thing about infinity, is that it's a mathematical impossibility, and exists only philosophically. Because any equation involving infinity, would equal infinity.
EDIT: Now see what you've started? XD
Auz the Ripper21 votesOr negative infinity Gotta seen both side man
Painted Celt8 votesIt could also equal zero (or an infinitesimal) if you divide a finite number by infinity. There are also equations such as infinity multiplied by zero and infinity divided by infinity, which give different answers depending on the type of mathematical assumptions you are working under (goes back to the issue of infinity being more philosophical than empirical). According to some mathematicians, the sum of all distinct integers from 1 to infinity equals -1/12 as another example.
Vellich0r6 votesYou can't forget that there are degrees of infinity. You can have one infinity that is bigger than another infinity, and to demonstrate that is the infinite hotel problem. You have an infinite hotel with infinite rooms that each fit an infinite number of people. Suddenly an infinite bus with an infinite number of seats which each fit an infinite number of people drives up and unloads its passengers into the infinite hotel. Suddenly you have more people in the hotel, yet its still an infinite number.
Ariel the Cruel9 voteshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uj3_KqkI9Zo
Hilbert's hotel paradox, anyone?
The Bearded Bard1 votes[{quoted}](name=Ariel the Cruel,realm=NA,application-id=3ErqAdtq,discussion-id=kwy4nGKt,comment-id=000200000002,timestamp=2015-06-13T13:54:52.453+0000)
The thing about infinity, is that it's a mathematical impossibility, and exists only philosophically. Because any equation involving infinity, would equal infinity.
Infinity divided by infinity would equal 1. Infinity minus infinity would equal 0.
500000000000000012 votesCardinality. Some infinities are bigger than others. For example, number of all irrational numbers (infinity) divided by the number of all rational numbers (also infinity) would not be 1.
Thales3 votesStrictly speaking, these are not defined. Infinity isn't a number like any other. As some people have noted, there are a number of different sizes (more properly cardinalities) of infinity. But even within one cardinality, it's undefined.
Supposing I have a vat, filled with infinite ping-pong balls, and for any natural number (i.e. 1, 2, 3, 4...), the vat contains precisely one ping-pong ball labeled with that number. I also have another vat, this one containing a labeled ping-pong ball for every integer, positive or negative. Clearly, I can reach into the second vat, and pull out an infinite number of ping-pong balls without a mate in the first vat: if I pull out -1 from the second vat, no matter how long I search, I will never find a ping-pong ball labeled -1 in the first vat.
Yet I claim that the two vats contain the same number of balls. Supposing I match them up differently. Every ping-pong ball in the first vat labeled with an even number n gets matched to the ping-pong ball in the second vat labeled with n/2, and every odd numbered ping-pong ball in the first vat gets matched to the ball in the second vat labeled -((n-1)/2). Thus, for every ball in the second vat, I can remove a corresponding ball from the first vat. The two vats must be the same size.
Lowvyr1 votes[{quoted}](name=I am Maokai,realm=NA,application-id=3ErqAdtq,discussion-id=kwy4nGKt,comment-id=0002000000020001,timestamp=2015-06-13T16:13:42.647+0000)
Infinity divided by infinity would equal 1. Infinity minus infinity would equal 0.
But how do you divide something by anything if it can't exist?
Ariel the Cruel3 votesInfinity does exist though. It's simply impossible to factor and has no value by virtue of havinging an unlimited value.. And while infinity its self is unfactorable, it is possible for an infinite equation to have a real answer. (Isn't infinity fun?) For example: Zeno's Dichotomy paradox.
L0RD OF MEMES2 votes[{quoted}](name=Ariel the Cruel,realm=NA,application-id=3ErqAdtq,discussion-id=kwy4nGKt,comment-id=000200000002000100020000,timestamp=2015-06-14T15:32:12.208+0000)
Infinity does exist though. It's simply impossible to factor and has no value by virtue of havinging an unlimited value.. And while infinity its self is unfactorable, it is possible for an infinite equation to have a real answer. (Isn't infinity fun?) For example: Zeno's Dichotomy paradox.
Umm I just learned something....
Ariel the Cruel2 votesSorry, mt bad. I'll be more careful in the future. ;p
L0RD OF MEMES2 votes[{quoted}](name=Ariel the Cruel,realm=NA,application-id=3ErqAdtq,discussion-id=kwy4nGKt,comment-id=00020000000200010002000000000000,timestamp=2015-06-14T16:48:18.954+0000)
Sorry, mt bad. I'll be more careful in the future. ;p
its ok just be more careful ok.> People just don't want to learn any more.....
Ariel the Cruel5 votesTechnically, that would still be infinity.
Lowvyr4 votes[{quoted}](name=Ariel the Cruel,realm=NA,application-id=3ErqAdtq,discussion-id=kwy4nGKt,comment-id=0002000000030000,timestamp=2015-06-14T04:21:21.856+0000)
Technically, that would still be infinity.
Infinity is 1% of infinity.
Ariel the Cruel3 votesYep. Hence the problem with infinity.
